Digital Wireless TV Headphone SM-824D2

These work great for my mom. She is almost deaf and with volume turned up on headset she can’t enjoy tv. I can also sit and watch with her as tv volume can be set separately.

Ideal for hearing impaired TV. This is the 3rd set I have been involved with. Had one living in Ireland, one for Brother in law, and one for me here in USA. Tech support is outstanding if you need help.

Work GREAT ! We could hear the TV just fine, but had trouble understanding the dialogue. Tried 2 different hearing aids, with little improvement, these take care of the issue.

These are better than the heavily advertised alternative. Clearer sound, no cutting out. I have difficulty hearing the “talking heads” commentary during football games, but these headphones make it easy to separate voices from the background noise.

I CAN UNDERSTAND DIALOGUE AGAIN!! For several years I've been able to hear dialogue but haven't always been able to discern what was being said. It was noise that I couldn't decipher. These headphones took me less than 5 minutes to install and I'm a 72-year-old woman. I can adjust volume, left and right speakers, bass, treble and best of all, I can comprehend dialogue again. There are options too. They work well whether you want to mute your tv so others don't have to hear it while you use your headphones OR you can have sound from both the tv and your headphones OR you can have sound from just the tv without the headphones. It's been a game changer for me and if you have trouble understanding what's being said on tv these days, try the Simolio headphones.

I have hearing loss. Therefore I always have to use some kind of head phones to watch TV or movies. My husband researched a lot of headphones before buying Simolio. I really like these. The volume is good. Clarity of the sound is good they're very comfortable to wear. I've always worn over the top head headphones. They're really uncomfortable and always to big. These are great. I posted a picture of what happened to them today. A friend tried them on and I am a clean freak so I was going to clean them after he stuck them in his ears. I used alcohol and it disintegrated the earpieces in seconds. I can't image why alcohol did this. It turned out to be a costly experience. The ear piece replacements cost around $20. I will not allow other people to try them now. Yes I do recommend them

The bad: 1) The ear buds are VERY uncomfortable after a short time and the ear bud stalks are so stiff there is no way to adjust the ear buds to any other angle that might be more comfortable. I tried both the foam and silicone ear bud covers. The silicone ones are slightly better but both hurt your ear canal after only a short time. I also tried the over the ear loops. These support the weight slightly better but still not enough to be comfortable for any long period. The best I could do was pull the ear buds out so they were barely in my ears and rest the center part of the headset on my chest while leaning back in a recliner. I could survive that for somewhat longer. 2) The transmitter base is very sensitive to the audio level sent from the TV to the transmitter. I found I had to turn off the TV internal speakers so that I could turn up the volume on the TV so that the output level going to the transmitter was high enough to keep the audio and green light on most of the time. This means you can't really expect to use the TV speakers at a lower volume, for others in the room, while one person uses the headset at a louder volume. Still, when there is a quiet part of the TV show lasting several seconds the transmitter will think the audio input has been lost and the green light will blink, while you lose audio, until the TV show starts some louder dialog or music at which point it may go back to working after missing a few seconds of dialog. Sometimes you have to crank the volume up much higher in order to get the transmitter to realize there is audio to transmit before you can get the audio back. This is apparently some kind of power saving "feature" to turn the transmitter off when the audio source is turned off. But the result is a very annoying loss of audio at random times and having to run the volume up and down sometimes to get the audio back. This could be a real problem if you only have fixed level audio output from the TV - it might not work at all in that case. 3) If you do pause the TV program for a couple minutes, the headset may turn it self off. You then have to switch the headset off and back on to get the audio back when you restart the TV program. The Good: 1) Very clear audio for dialog. Average for music & other background sounds 2) Small and light weight. 3) Dual headsets and easy to use charging base in a small footprint. 4) Simple, no Bluetooth pairing needed. 5) Spare battery, but never needed it in 4+ hours of use. 6) Wireless ability to walk around the house while doing chores and still listen to TV. The range is slightly better than Bluetooth options I tried but certainly not the suggested 100 feet in my house. 7) Automatic power off of the headsets after a few minutes of no audio -- if you forget to turn the headset off at least you don't run the battery down. Recommendations to Simolio: 1) remove the ear stalks and use a standard 3.5mm audio jack so that any ear bud or head phones could be used so the customer can use what ever is comfortable for them. Just make the receiver into a necklace. Consider making the necklace also a T-coil loop so it would work with hearing aids. 2) Make the audio input much more sensitive so you can use a low TV volume on the audio output. This would let people leave the internal TV speakers on at low volume and the persons using the headset can set their own volume individually in the headset. 3) Don't turn off the audio unless the audio input goes quite for several minutes so you don't lose audio frequently during TV programs. 4) Separate the transmitter function from the charging base function so that you can have the transmitter at the TV and the headsets charging next to where the user always sits down. And, use standard USB connectors and chargers.

98 yo just loves it.

facilissime da configurare con diverse opzioni di collegamento al televisore, le due cuffie sono indipendenti, l'audio è buono con possibilità di regolazione di bilanciamento tra orecchio sinistro e destro, oltre che del volume. Sono perfette per l'utilizzo da parte di un pubblico in là con gli anni. Coprono un'alta distanza, anche a svariati metri si sentono perfettamente. Le ho settate con il cavo ottico, in questo modo gli altoparlanti del televisore continuano a sentirsi. Nella confezione ci sono tutti i cavi che occorrono, una terza batteria di scorta, istruzioni molto chiare in italiano e qr code al loro sito per estensione di garanzia.

Installation facile, le son est d'excellente qualité.

They are good. I live in a condo, and I needed to be able to hear TV at 2 AM lol just wish a little more bass but they do the job oh ya I could have got the big cushion cup I have them all ready but after a while ears hurt and sweat these

Nachdem wir zunächst die Alternative des gleichen Herstellers kauften, die man um den Hals trägt mit einzelnen kleinen Ohrhörern, haben wir uns umentschieden und diese SIMOLIO Dual gekauft. Hiermit nun sind wir nun hoch zufrieden. Die Handhabung ist leicht und angenehm und der Tragekomfort gut. Funktion und Ton sind einwandfrei und Sprache sehr gut zu verstehen. An einem der Höhrer fiel nach ein paar Monaten der Lautsprecher auf einer Seite aus. Ohne Problem wurde sofort ein Ersatz geliefert. Die 30 € mehr gegenüber dem erstgenannten Modell haben sich mehr als gelohnt.